Shadow

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By James Swallow

    ... shadows, and one of the gunmen tossed two liquor bottles into the air, each with an improvised wick down the neck and already burning. He grabbed Lucy and pulled her aside as expensive Tanqueray and Belvedere firebombs shattered against ...

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Lucy Christopher

    No monsters hiding behind doors, or in wardrobes, or under beds. She said there were no dark places at all. But in the new house, under my new bed, that's where I found Shadow. “Beautiful.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Jenny Moss

    Adventure, romance, and magic fill this tale of a girl who longs for love and freedom, and above all, to know herself.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Kara Swanson

    Peter Pan has crash-landed back on Neverland, desperate to rescue Claire and the fractured Lost Boys. But this is not the island he remembers, and Peter must unravel what truly tore his dreamland apart.

  • Shadow: Year One Omnibus
    By Matt Wagner

    A treat for longtime Shadow fans and a perfect introduction to the character for a whole new generation of readers. Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of men? The Shadow Knows!

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By K. J. Parker

    ... Hisco, this isn't fit for pigs.' 'With respect—' Hisco was the man standing behind him, who'd just put down the plate. 'With respect, that's all there is, and you're lucky to have that.' 'Hisco, you sound like my mother. What happened ...

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Joyce Sweeney

    Haunted by visions, a teenage girl sees a window into what’s to come When Sarah’s cat, Shadow, is put to sleep, she feels the world crumbling around her. Shadow was her closest companion, and now, just like that, she’s gone.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Mere Joyce

    Mere Joyce. Manga Touch Jacqueline Pearce Marked Norah McClintock Maxed Out Daphne Greer Medusa's Scream Melanie Jackson Mirror Image K.L. Denman Nine Doors Vicki Grant On Cue Cristy Watson Oracle Alex Van Tol Out of Season Kari Jones ...

  • Shadow: Touching the Darkness Within
    Shadow: Touching the Darkness Within

    Reflecting American culture through archetypes of literature and art, this extraordinary series features full-color illustrations and Introductions by some of the most influential thinkers of our time. 50 full-color illustrations.

  • Shadow: Scattered Pieces of Life
    Shadow: Scattered Pieces of Life
    By Faith Bose Chukwudi

    SHADOW is a collection of poems that uncovers love, loss, grief, healing and self discovery through creative words. It is also a reflection of what lives in the heart of us. I hope it will captivate the readers mind.

  • Shadow: A Story of Wolves
    Shadow: A Story of Wolves
    By C. R. Penny

    As Shadow and Champ venture high in the mountains, they discover a small wolf pack living on the carcasses buried under the soot-laden snow. As the sun returns and fresh buds form, Shadow must find acceptance within a new family.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Jacque Duffy

    Shadow is meant to join the family business and become the THING that goes bump in the night.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By Amanda Sun

    But these haunting premonitions are only the beginning… Don’t miss the moment when Katie’s and Tomohiro’s worlds collide in Ink, book one of The Paper Gods series from Harlequin TEEN.

  • Shadow: Dunkle Geheimnisse
    Shadow: Dunkle Geheimnisse
    By Tanja Nickel

    Jax und Maddie waren ihr ganzes Leben Freunde, bis seine Heirat diese Freundschaft zerstörte.

  • Shadow
    Shadow
    By M. J. Manley

    ... not see the Negro, The Black Man, The African American that I was before ... Shadow, slipping, hiding and ashamed of my past, present and what will become of ... the past no longer. The walk in a Shadow, no longer, of their ancestral Dark ...

  • Shadow: The Tribe's Best and Most Arrogant Hunter
    Shadow: The Tribe's Best and Most Arrogant Hunter
    By Kenneth E. Williams

    Shadow arrogantly dismissed the wise elder wisdom, but humility would eventually catch up to Shadow but not before he endured the consequence. This book is a great read for a well taught lesson about the dismal journey to humility.